Collecting Transferware
Displayed on walls or on shelves, colorful transferware was created in the 18th century as a less expensive alternative to Chinese tableware
Global Interest
American globes lend multifaceted interest to today's interiors. Here's what to keep in mind before you invest in a collection
Silver Lusterware
Find out how to make the distinction between authentic silver and these platinum-coated English ceramics
Portrait Miniatures
Small as they may be, the precursor to wallet-size photos offer plenty of historical relevance and detail
All in White
Resilient and refined in its simplicity, ironstone ranks among today's most popular and rewarding collectibles
The Iron Age
Cast-iron garden urns from the 19th century look their age, which is what attracts antiques aficionados today
Wood Primer
Identifing wood can be an elaborate process. Use these tricks to flesh out your antique's true provenance
Southern Silver
The regional silversmiths of the 19th century created rare, alluring wares that captivate today's enthusiasts
The Beauty of Bamboo
Though its popularity rises and falls with the decades, antique bamboo furniture has a modern glamour that's unexpectedly accessible
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